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Cattle: Their breeds, management, and diseases
By
Youatt, William, 1776-1847
Publication Details
London, Baldwin & Cradock, 1834
Year
1834
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https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50131
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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⇑lines 13—9 annotation yet so many breeds!
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from End Slip annotation 17 Devonshire Ox larger than Bull & much larger than ￭(Q)￭
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top-margin annotation This is really like Bars on Pigeons — consderng that Falkland were Spanish & Tinian .
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from End Slip annotation 62    Welch Cattle cannot be improved «(Q)»t01 by crossing 69 Scotch do.—
     78 do, lines 88—163t02
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top-margin—line 17 annotation In wild countries «where a good many are killed out & conditions uniform» it certainly appears XX scarcely possible to cross the aborigines — they so far become like species
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bottom-margin annotation Dr. Fleming says fossil oxen of ‹Ireland› Scotland larger than present
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from End Slip annotation 62    Welch Cattle cannot be improved «(Q)»t01 by crossing 69 Scotch do.—
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from End Slip annotation 75 Great improvement by crossing in 10 years in Arran
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from End Slip annotation 62    Welch Cattle cannot be improved «(Q)»t01 by crossing 69 Scotch do.—
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from End Slip annotation 62    Welch Cattle cannot be improved «(Q)»t01 by crossing 69 Scotch do.—
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top-margin annotation In Parks aided by selection.—
from End Slip annotation 116 St01 English Cattle have strongly altered since Heny VII time ,& doubled their size (insensbl selctn)
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from End Slip annotation 62    Welch Cattle cannot be improved «(Q)»t01 by crossing 69 Scotch do.—
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bottom-margin annotation in pale pencil (a)    These facts explain curious statement of Dr Anderson of fine-fleeced sheep of some [continues on page 117] northern isld. being little affected by imported
from End Slip annotation «116 St01 Selection governed by soil — Each District has prejudice for own Breed.»
from End Slip annotation 116 Fifeshire same case Shows origin not known till well formed Breed.—
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from End Slip annotation 128 Ayrshire Breed has originated within century ; how not known — probably crosses
     Azara states appeared in old age
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from End Slip annotation 62    Welch Cattle cannot be improved «(Q)»t01 by crossing 69 Scotch do.—
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from End Slip annotation Rt01 155 Galloways with rudimentary Horns 174 at early age
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from End Slip annotation 190 The great progenitor of Long-Horn when yearling vry unpromising.
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from End Slip annotation 193 Shakspeare Bull, a sport in shape
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from End Slip annotation 197 In Long-Horns, when castrated Bulls get shape of cow's horns
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bottom-margin annotation ‹less than 100 years› get dates of introduction highest prices given 40 years before
from End Slip annotation 199 St01 Capital sentence about one improved Breed expelling others good for Ch 6. (Q)
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bottom-margin annotation Does this occur in crosses between Short-Horn & Welch
from End Slip annotation 202 Cross between Long & short-Horned 1/3 fail of being in calf (Q)t01
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⇑lines 23—7 annotation This makes cases very like selection from small varieties of naturally produced
from End Slip annotation 230 St01 On crossing with Selection in Short-Horn Breeds.
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[continues overleaf] t annotation 2669 [÷*] 17 [=] 157
⇑line 1 at "Magdalene" annotation [total] 17
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     divide ‹or› & give sums as proof of reality of value
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from End Slip annotation 242 In Short-horns whenever White appears always red about ears Q.t01
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top-margin annotation Eswhere (p. 199) speakg of ‹the Breeds› extentn of the Red, evn nr Dishly he says “it wd seem
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line 19 at "To" annotation “
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line 21 at "counties" annotation ”
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top-margin—⇑6 annotation one variety replacing another «each» sometimes varying — analogy with species
from End Slip annotation 248 On replacement of Breeds in same district (Q)
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line 27 at "long-horns" annotation “
lines 27—28 crossing-out "Holderness, or"
lines 27—28 underline in reddish-brown crayon "Holderness ... breed"
line 29 at "ground" annotation ”
line 29 crossing-out "and ... do"
line 29 at "so" annotation horizontally crossed ; What «But» I may add, som bettr bull is foun For thy in this /
lines 20—37 annotation & wer thn swept away by som strng c of mles
     But if a bettr bull be ever found, these woul be «soon» swet awy
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bottom-margin annotation { Mrs T had two cross-births
     Mrs C. her daughter has had two —. is this freqnt → [continues on page 249] Thus variation of births are checked; I believe 3 out of every 100 women die in childbed— ‹how soon› ‹would› «in long run» those with such tendency, would be killed out . —
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lines 10—13 annotation cancelled vis medicatrix
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from End Slip annotation 283 Frontal Bones narrower in polled Cattle. & 174 Rudimentst01
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bottom-margin annotation shows not quite instinct
from End Slip annotation 310 Calfs eating poisonous Herbs, when turned out without their mothers Ch. 10
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whole-margin annotation as this simple principle only lately discovered even in most valuable practice , no wonder not discovered, as theory of Species
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top-margin annotation When did Favourite live?
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bottom-margin annotation not owing to sex from fact of Arabian Mares
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top-margin annotation Bruce, explains mares most esteemed by Arabs because dont neigh on robbing excursions
from End Slip annotation 524 Explains how in well-bred animals, th influence of Male may be greatest, from having been truer bred.
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from End Slip annotation 527    On gestation of cattle .t01 (Q)
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top-margin annotation in dark brown ink Colour & pure race 242